Ordinary Men Audiobook Novels & Stories

Jeffrey Dad declared as speak on the microphone making a public declaration. “He has brought shame and has ridiculed me and my family publicly.” He said as he flared up with anger writing all over his face. “I'm a man and I appreciate God almighty for being a man and will never behave like a woman. Anyman who wants to behave and act like a woman should be sentenced to death by the parliament”. He said as his body shakes and his emotions begin to betray him.

His tone was so commanding that it echoed throughout the room. "Do you really think I'll keep silent here while I watch you mock and insult my husband?" I tried to respond with similar intensity, although my voice quivered. I won't allow this rude old man to instill fear within me. Suddenly, we were interrupted by another deep voice. I turned to see another old man clad in a casual suit. His striking winter-white hair lent him a charming presence, a stark contrast to the intimidating Monroe. This gentleman picked up the stone from the ground before Nathan, examining it with a nostalgic expression.

and just those simple words are enough to weaken my kneels, still I manage to walk closer and take my position on his laps, I couldn't help but notice how perfect it felt, the other two men say nothing, they were completely mute there was just something strange about them and that only enticed me more, I’ve never been the type to run straight to danger but this sort of danger was alluring. The song changed, it was actually my favourite song and then I began rocking my hips round his body, hoping I’m doing it well and not looking as foolish as I picture it to be, but then his hands circled around my waist, holding me closer to him and I feel a strange kind of shock as soon as he’s skin made

Sam: oh dude I forgot all about that,then after my runs I'm going to be loaded down with paperwork. Mark: it's ok Sam I'll keep Rilly safe. Sam: oh yeah I bet you will,I heard you reliving some of Rillys stress. Mark: dude like don't listen in, it's creepy! Sam: well I kinda can't help it, werewolf hearing! Mark: oh, ok well it's fine,I'm walking in now.

His voice softened when he described the letters he sometimes received in return—handwritten thank-yous in shaky Russian cursive from people who couldn’t repay him with anything more than gratitude. The way he told the stories, with a quiet conviction and no trace of pride, worked on me. Slowly, piece by piece, the wall I kept building against him cracked. His words made me more open, more willing to listen, more eager for the next story. Because every time, he gave me a glimpse of a man beyond the darkness, a man who carried burdens no one had ever thought to ease.

I remember feeling how he layered it on thick, but he was so gentle and I remember the instant relief it brought my sore dry lips. I wonder where that man is now? Is he the other voice I heard not long before? He was kind to me. “Is there a man here?” I ask. Doctor replies, “yes hun, there are two men here at the cabin. The man who’s cabin this is, and the other is my husband". She picks up the bowl of porridge, “come now, have something to eat and then we’ll lay you back down, I can see you’re in pain sitting like that and really, you need to rest.”

I said, smiling. Isolde paused for a moment, her almond-shaped eyes falling on the safe. She asked nothing, but merely reminded me to rest well. The next morning, Isolde and I had just packed when the butler hurried in. “Sir, Madam, someone from the Ashfords has arrived. They said Mr. Ashford’s brother… is in the hospital and asked that Mr. Ashford go immediately.” I froze. If my parents had sent word themselves, it meant the situation was grave.

Both of the blonde guys friends come up to his side, they instantly start to plead on his case to Aaron. An average height man wearing glasses, dressed very professionally in a two piece suit, goes up to Aaron and whispers something in his ear. Aaron seems to contemplate whatever this man is telling him. When the man is done whispering to him, he listens some more to the blonde guy and his friends. "It really was an honest misunderstanding-" "it's never going to happen again-" "Swear to god, she started it-" He holds out his hand, instantly ending their rambling. "You're done, you and your friends. I don't want to see you here ever again."

" They still were mute. "Can you say something! Didn't just suddenly go deaf and dumb did you?" I yelled at both of them. "Keep quiet...! Orion yelled back. "I think my men got the wrong person." He said. "No boss we didn't, she is the one." The man who came in first confirmed. "This can't be!" My father screamed in frustration. "Can someone tell me what the hell is going on here!" Their silence was killing me. My heart was already shattering of the thought that was slowly making its way into my mind and head.